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Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23
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Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23

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Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23
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Decorah-posten., 1887-11-23

der afgaar fra st Paul Tirsdag dea
29de November ri 6 Aften og fra
New York LOrdag den 3die December
III. = Eftermiddag Blandt de mango
Fordele, SON kun ThingvalIa-Linien
har at hyde, kan nivncs:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
CARLISLE EXPLAINS.
Ho Says 1t Uns Unneccs,nry for Him to
Take Testimony,

He Says 1t wns Uaneccs.nry for Him t,
Take Testimony.
WAsHlNaToS, D. q, Sept. 9-Nr. C.s.
lialc, in explaining hiS position In tht
Thoebs contsst, last night, ea;d: ~ don't
wan. to try the case ia tho newspapers c.
to talk about 1t for publication; La. there
is 30 singular MISREPRESENTATION in :cSarG
to it that it ia no! Improper, l enpno7e
10, me to asy th9t | tco!, no testimony
for the simple ic2sol that i. waa un
necessary for ma TO do 80.
The contestant liz his noiico charge,
fraud and ifre2ulatity 10 ALMOST cvIry PIE
cinct in the district, tut ysaeu hn came tc
his evidence l.e did li0t sven attempt IA
provo anything e1aep. that Sdos, v8to
f0at Illegal Voses cast for INC ia o7a pse.
c!nct at Coriucto;,, aud do rot think the
evidence ia sufficient tc show th8t :hesd
lous votos were actually cast ios me. nG:
sasnmiug That thny we:e, il inskes 40 dit.
!erenca IN tho raEcIl, ca ny m7j31ity wGs
Slo. lsaw no ieajoa why | should take
testimony.
'The cnarse that intend 10 rely upon
lega! tcclnica!ity Only, ald thai | viii
aaS al ex!easiou 0t t!mO 10 take teati.
snoay, iq pt0po8:ctaus. Thr l4w allaScl
me ali the tins necessary, il had decided
to avail mysa!t ct it. Certainly / wGuil
not accep. zen. In tia llouao il my right
to 1t conId be sustained only by relying CT
technicality. ard, 70 Ter from rs!ying on
any euCh ground, do not eveu intend 10
employ an attorney or aabHi. any aFgu.
meIt to q committee oi thp HOUSE. Mem,
besa can take tho record it2: ~ my oppo
ncatG have maiS it up, ant upon lh5:
they szn decide tho c.se w!thou. iaicr-
enee from My.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10

IF the repo.tr concerning the Medical
Congress at Washington arc not grossly
exaggerated, the Whiting doctors from
other countries are fully justified in com.
planning about the peculiar style Of hoe.
pitsli.y that they have bean experiencing
for the past iew days.
II view Of tho fac. that these gentle.
men, representing evs.y civilized govern.
nent in the world, are guests Of the
Nation, s peru3sl Of the accounts OF the
rowdyish performances by our people ct
Wednesday nighl'a banquet is enough to
bring b.uah Of shame to the face oil
every citizen o: refinement. Lass than a
year ago ics: such disgrscsiul scencs we're
witnessed ct a public reception given by
the Chiness minister in the Capital city.
Thesc episodes rcilac little credit upon
those concerned in them, least OF all upon
the committee who3e .nismanagement
has made them possible. Let US hope
that our foreign guests will not 20 home
with the Impression thst the outrageous
treatment to which they have been sub.
jectei Il speCimen OF real American
hospitality, or that tho boorieh element
Of Washington society represents Ameri.
can breeding.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
DEFIANT O,BiSIbS.
he Falls to Appear for Trial nnu thu Cour
Orders His Arrest,

He Fails to Appear for Trial nnd thu Court
Orders His Arrest.
DUBLIN, Sept. 9.-Miche,a:own, where
the Gaze Of the government against Mr..
William O'Brien undsr the Coercion act
was to have boen tried to-day, was
crowded all day with civilians, police end
soldierD, the latter being on duty to quell
any outbreak that might occur,
As was expected, ur. O'Brien did not
appear IN court in answer to the gum
mons. The service Of the eummons was
Tor Mr. O'Briea's arrest.
An open air indignation meetinc was
subsequently held. Mr.. Henry Laborca-
ere and others made spec chss dcnounc;uc
the government for its course ia regard TO
Ireland. -
A conflict occurred q. the meetinr
which vas held in Market SQUARE,
The police attempted to- protect
tue government Btenogrpher and a
light took place. The crowd wss rcpulsed
by the police, sixty in number, eey-
eral OF whom were etruch with
sticks snd stones snd severely
injured. Tho polics reinforced, returned
to tho scene and fred six shots, killing
two men instantly. Several Others were
wounded. The rioters are dispersed but
threaten to regsther.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
PROBABLY SOLD.
THE Il. i o. TELEGRAPH LINES
Reported to Have been Disposed OF to jay
Gould and the Western Union-Grest Ex.
eltement, aud Hesteru union Stock
Forced up-The syn,ilcatu Reticsnt,

New YoRx, Sept. 9.-1! was reported OF
Stock Exchange this afternoon that ia,
Gould had purchased tho Baltimore !
Ohio Telegraph lines, tho confederation
being S3500,0o in Western Union stock
The announcement was followed by Q
wild ecencin the Weulern Union. A crowd
Of fully 200 brokers gathered around
tho spot allotted 10 1t in the
exchange, and their purchaser, which
were enormous, forced the price from II;
to 79l in le1s than a quarter Of an hour,
Gould was on Wall street q good part oil
tho day in conference with mcmbera OF the
Baltimore & Ohio syndicate for over an
hour and half. At three O'Clock he left
for .1fvingson.' Prcaidont Green. OF the
W. U. refused to speak in regard 10 this
matter. Ono cfthe representatives OF the
syndicate admitted, however, that the re.
port 10 only premature md that the aale
is inevitable, What tho terms were he
refused to state. It Ia said on tho street
that stock Of tho Baltimore l. Ohio Tele-
graph Company, amounting to s3,s7a.G Cos,
and held by the B. 4 0. RR. Co. among Ito
nasets will beexchanged for Western Union
stock, and that the Arrangements made
will probably be placed beiors the stock
holders at the annual meeting on the
second Wednesday in October,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
GEORGE DUcKINGuAs1 DEAD.
1he Victim OF tho bridgeport Shooting dies
of htn Wound.

The Victim Of tho bridgeport Shooting dies
of his Wound.
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock the
hearing Of the case Of Daniel Swearingep,
the man charged with shooting George G.
Buckingham, was called before Justice
Howell ut Bridgeport. Witnesses from
Martins Ferry and Bridgeport were sub.
reaeed, and tho hesrins began with G CO.
X. Mckee as attorney for the prosecution
land Hon. Ross J. Alexander, of Bridge.
port, and Lawyer Hayes, OF Steubenyille,
for tho defense. The defanse at once
moved for postponement OF the hearing,
and offered to give bail, producing the
brother Of the accused, who is reputed to
be worth twenty thousand dollars, rs
bondsman for the offender. Bond was at
first denied by Squire Howell, but after
the dismissal OF the witnesses, and some
controversy, the man was admitted to bail
in the sum Of ten Thousand dolls.a, his
brother going on his bond.
Tho man was then discharged and he
left on the afternoon train for Steuben.
Vile, to appear before Squire Howell! next
Tuesday.
Last evening at quarter past eeven
Buckingham. who has been under the
most tender care ct Mrs. Neuhardt's
hotel, breathel his last. His brother wac
with him when he died, together with a
number Of friends. His SITTER, who has
constantly been at his bedside siuce his
misfortune, when told yesterday that
hopes were entertained for bis recovery,
lett on the two o'clock train ior her home,
Intending 10 return to-day.
AS soon as his death was made known
q telegram was cent to Steubanril!e to re-
arrest swearinsen on the charge OF mu..
der. The body OF the unfortunate victim
will be taken to New Alexandria to-day
Tor burial,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
THE "rHOGHEsSIvE PARTY :,
Socialists Present. Their Petition for Ar
pOibtInE1s OF IDsuectorn

Socialists Present. Their Petition for Ap
poibtInSu: OF Inspectors.
New Iogg, Sept. 9.-The committee Of
Eoc:atis:a appointed at the Webster Hal
mesting last night, called a! police head
quarters this mosniag, to present theil
petition for the appointment! Of Inspectors
OF election. :.
Clerk DoGmN!er received them in the
absence OF the Commissioned. The peti
tioa, which covers twelve pages OF lega
cap, declares that the Progressive Labo.
party is distinct organization capable O.
obtaining and cesting votes, and contsm
psatea holding S.G.e convention to nomi
nate 9tata ottiCern.
The party claim to alone cmbody the
labor soCieties, and a9serts that 1t Is re
apongihls for the G5,0G0 votes cas-. in thil
cuuuty laet year Tor George. Tho com
ni,tae expIeEaet confidence that the Com
mission 1T their meeting, mex! Tueaday
would recozn.zs tho Socia!iGts 10 tho c1
c!caion OF the Georgei!ea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
Tho Huntington Transfer Cumrnny

Tho Secretary Of State has Issued .
charter to the Huntington 1'rsneier Com
pany, organized for.the.purpose Of owning
aud operating ferry franchises on tho
Ohio river between Huntington, West
Virginia, an,l the points in Ohio opposite
tho aforesaid city, with tho right to lease
rent, run and operate NIL the necessary
boats, barges, etc, necessary for snch All
enterprise, with the right TO transfer all
trsnspor'ab,o articles. Tho principal
place oil business TO be at Huntington
tho charter to expire September lat, 1857.
$500 have boen subscribed and $50 paid
in, with privileged stock OF S5No, 600
The shssOs nre 500 ench and held as fol.
laws; Gus Honahell, Cinc!nnsti; Clayton
l.. Crawford, Lawrence coun,y, Ohio; D.
". Emmoua, John II. Obey aud f. ",
Easlow, Huntington, Quo share each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
WHEELING WEST VA. 1857
GonED TO DEATH,
An Illinois Farmer Terribly Mnnglsd by
Mad Bull, E

HlssDALR, ILL, Sept. 0.-Farme,
Lymsn, resident Of the southern part Of
Downsr'a Grove township, was gored 10
death by ball on Wednesday.
Mr. Lyman and another man went into
the pasture to look at some cattle, when
the bull attacked the owner and pored
him in terrible menner. His compsn.
lon escaped to a barn, and he and another
man mounted horses, armed themselyes
with pitchforks, and galloped back to the
rescno. They wore too late, however, for
Mr.. Lyman waa dead.
The bull stood near tho mulilated body,
following angrlly. His eyes we're rolling,
troth was dripping from his mouth, and
bis tail was laohing the air. The excited
horsenen charged 1ercely upon him with
the pischforks, and after q stubborn fight
tho bull ran away.
Returning to tho body Of Mr.. Lyman,
the men found It terribly mutlated md
dieGgured. One oar was torn OF and he
was nearly dlsemboweled. Mr.. Lyman's
companion ssya, that when the iufuriated
bull frat :knocked his victim down, Mr..
Lyman lay still and tho animal simply
walked around his PROSTATE form, paving
and believing. 1t was then that the wilt.
ness ran for horee, thinking that Mr..
Lyman would lio Btill until ho should ar
rives armed. 1t 10 aupposed that Mr..
Lyman 20! up, and that the act wss the
signal for the animal to renew the attack
which resulted in the death Of tho unior.
tunGte man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
UNION OF ALL MINERS.


Ahe Federation 1uviscs Kuishta to Unite In
| Calling u National Conrsation.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 9.-The most i'm.
poitant feature Of the closing nession oil
the Federated Miners' Convention was
the adoption Of the following:
Rsso'psd, That We extend an invitation
to the oilicera Of the National District As.
aemb!y l35, X. OF L, to unile with Us in
lssning call for q National Convention OF
miners and mine labore.s, regardless OF
existing orgsEiz 'tous, and urge upon
them tho HcccSnisy OF protecting our in
tcresta es craft rather than seeking to
perpeiuate m organization or orgsniza-
toAs of mlnor5 upon the ms.its Of which
our miners are cow divided, tho convea-
ton to be held rot later thsa January,
1883.
"A resolution wss adopted rcquest!ng
ahat hs the nexS convention q ecaie OF
prices Tor day iabp,ers ut mines bs
adopted.
Tho Executive Committee was author
lied 10 take steps TO iucresse The member
ship in the Penn1yivania anthracite coal
region, Southern Illinois and Missouri,
Ihe federation endorsed tbs action OF the
iSas couventio. referring to the weighing
Of Goa! bs'Gsc ccieeuing, and urged that
shis rule be more sc!upuloua!y observed.
Ihe Executive Co.am.tee vas instructed
to arrange ior the commencement OF the
fcale year in November instead OF May.
An assessment Of 10 cents per member
wsa ordered 10. these who are locked out.
christopher Evans, OF New S!raitayille,
waa elected Secretary, md Daniel Nc
LL;sughl'n, of D;0idxUod, H., Treasurer.
lhe Executive Board consists OF Robert
FISHER, ca!Genia, Ind; John Mcbride,
MesRilio0, O.; George Harris, Rsynolde-
Vile, Pa, ala ]. 7. johnson, Shsnokin,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
4 l.untirG,i SIX ELts.hH.

WAsnIsGros, sOpt. O.-The Chintse
ollicisls, besides falling in loyo with
Count Mi,tiewitz, have taken vio!ca.
fancy TO his wifo. They t!Gvn never Hntn
tho lady, hu. they sent her so'Aa wonder.
ful presenta. There Are in the Recruitment
magnificent phir nl diamond earrings,
one hundred beautiful aiiA draH3ts Ci rs
many different dnniXus, c7un.Itps pieces
Of Ch!uose i'ic.n hrsc, thirty or !or,y
riggs oI the moSt osqJato workmanship,
besides great afIay oI g9M and iYesy
ornGmsnta and idols that onlj & Chinese
artint can produce. Countes1 NikInwit.
gave a reception to meUAb1!a oil the CHI.
nese legation yesicrIAy nynnins. Tnayn
was rumo' last might, which rcui4 rot
be lrGcod 10 any pAytIcular Eor,c", Lhs,
the reason that led ~ q 1yornol Porter to
reniyn ns HtnIstant Secretary Of no titgtp,
Ta1 an offer that hc hSd IruGiyud ol n
place in tho directory at tho contemplated
Chinese National bank. Governor pofi.i
could no. 5p found 10 dany or c., li:m The
ru,n0r.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
PROMPT ACTION.
Tho Ci.izens' Limo Extensinn-Tare Arni,
Reduced Electric Motors.

Aho sSiti&cub 1iuo EAtthsi0n-EafG Acntr
Reduced Electric Motors.
Tho Citizeus' Railway Company have
ordered the material lor the extension OF
their trucks to Fosty.eighth street. Thcy
have contracted with David Gore, the
well known street work contractor, for
the track laying, which will begin as soon
as tho expected mstarial arrives.
The Company hiss al1, reduced the
fare to or from Bridgeport to ten cent? in
ticke!a or cash for adulte, and for snms 10
or from the Island to five con.s; chil,iren
over three and under twelve years old ,i;e
cents either to the Island or Bridgeport,
end return.
a contract as proposed in writing, from
the Sprsgue Electrical Company, Of Now
York, was considered by the Directors
yesterday, but before actiny OIL 1t the
preuident and Superintendent wero in
s:racted TO visit Mansfield, Ohio, and
Pittabursh Mt oace, and inspect the rail.
ways now running in those cities on tho
Daft electrical eys,ou,, and report to the
Board Of Directors here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
PowDERLY TO RESIGN.
Tom o'Neilly Says His Next Message will bc
-.- hl hiH lnst .ha.- f.ts e..

| To- .
New ioRK, Sept. 0.-Tom O'Reilly
Masterr Workman . Of The Telegraphers
brotherhood, sayu Powdcrly's message tc
the next aruombly will be his last. In an
interview III tho Herald ho says: "Pow.
deily hss been illuminated with q bitter.
nees and mslevolencs ths. are painful to
contemplate uo has been s.lmaslsed as a
drunkard, although hs bao never known
tho taate Of intoxicants; has been charged
with eervile pubmieaion 10 this or that
faction, although Ia tho ittll consciousness
Of his own honesty, aud moral courage, he
foRrs neither man nor devil. The charac.
ter OF hla private lie and uniform tenor of
bis public conduct Is sufficient answer 10
the calumny and abuue heaped upon
him. What is the present condition Of
the order? r. u believe there 10 no man,
however, Indifferent about tho intsrssts oi
tho movement, who will not readily con.
fess that the situation to which we arc now
reduced, whether 1t has arisen from tue
violence OF faction, or otherwise, juBtiHes
the most melancholy apprehension, and
calls Tor the exertion OF whatever wisdom
or vigor is left among us. The delegates
to the Minneapolis convention will rep.
resent fully eight hundred thousand mem.
bess In good standing, bu. 1t Is unquee.
uonably ,trno that the order numbers
less active nembera than il did one year
ago. / believe that were |; not for inter
nal diseenoions and radical differences OF
opinion ae topurpoaes and methods, the
msmbcrGhip would be two million at the
present moment. As It is, however, the
order to-day is the moat powerful illustra.
ton Of unity that organized labor has ever
exhibited" "Will the present olicora be
depoacd at MinneGpolis?" at Is very
probable that the personnel Of the board
will be eighty changed. trust that the
service Of John W. Hayes will 10 retained.
He is a faithful aud competent officer,
and true aud jealous Knight. No one
has moro perfect knowledge OF the
worklnco Of the order than Mr.. Hayes,
and big sincerity iu the cause cannot be
called In question. The organization of
tho knights OF Labo. ia doing most ben
eticlal work In bringing men OF different
occupations Into contact, iaspiriDg ieel-
ing OF fraternity and conecicu6ness OF |
eeteneth." "Who is likely 10 succeed Mr.. !
PowdeIly III the event OF the General Az
eenihly bains unable 10 hold him? II
csnnot cay. There are many who believe |
IA their own capabilily to all the position. |
Esliave me, lhst the coming General As.
samb!y will be wise enough 10 perceive
Tho cbsolute neceEeity Of elec!ing leader |
who will iearlesaly maintain the pure,
Gautloua end conservative policy Of r. V.
Powderly."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
NEGOTIATIONS spO1I.Fo.
The Hawaiian Revolt Prevented tho Gay.

The Hawaiian Revolt Prevented tho Cav.
ernmont from borrowing Money.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 9.-Ex.Prsuier
Wilder, Of tho Hswsiiaa Islands, presi-
dent aud principal owuer OF tho Hawaiian
Steamship Company, has arrived from,
London.
Being asked with reference to the loan
for which he was negotiating in Londo,
ne replica that bonus Tor 81 500 COO had
been placed, and within twen,v.f,ur houra
Of the iimo when the news OF tho Hawaii.
an troubles was received he would hsyo
been In possession OF the money.
he claims that the delay was caused by
this .naws, but Is only temporary. and
within three. .,uonths the money will bc
negotiated, l[Sl a. Il M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
4 School for Cu;,yIc.s,

TRESToS, n. j., Sept. 1.-The school ior
convicts at the State prison, the htst ever
attempted in this country, was opened
here la2t evening. A short address wss
mede 10 the twenty-five coavicts by Dsp.
u'y-keeper Eeinsing, designed to e!imu-
late desire ior study in the pupils. a.
'. Stanley and Frank Sidney, two we'll
educated prisoners, have been delegated
as teschers. Attendance is optional. All
pupils are provided With States and bookH.
Yesterdays Beesion LATED two hours. AS
accommodations arc meagre it win require
3 division into ionr classes 10 acconmo.
date al! who wish 10 attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-10
THE LUrIER.SS,
Second DRy OF thr q snernl Council ut GreeE.

SS'"'" A'hJ "a ihN"pitrltl JUWuCli VL ufgeE.
wills, In.
GElsSvILLs, Pa, Sept. 9.-Ths Lu.h-
erau General Council sesamsd It's sessions
this morning with devotional cxa.ciaes
conducted By E4r. Msa1a, Of New York
city. Tho apecial order Of business Eas
the confederation ot ministerial acts. The
church boot caIan,i.!oo, charged with the
Ilturglcn! form, rs.t ii which 7epor: has
beea considered a. previous conventions,
praeented iosm OF marriage ceremony.
DR.. Schumacher, secretary Of the co:a.
mit.ee, stated that over fifty forms had
been conaitered by them, and that one
Wig choeon which was in general uge dur
Ing the sixteenth century, ns regards its
arrangements Of pNrts. This morning's
fession was spen. in discussing hnd adopt
lne THO form. Rev. Mr.. Weir, District
Secretary o! the National Reform Associa.
tion WAS granted the privilege OF add,eas.
sha ths council ia refsrsnue TO tho work
OF tho Association. His address was elo.
qurnt and wea well received.